Pastor Andrew (Andy) Jagow was installed on February 4, 2007, as Bethany’s fourth full-time pastor. We thank God for choosing him to shepherd our congregation. Pastor Andy is married to wife Kathy and they have two children. To find out more about Pastor Andy and Bethany, visit his Web log at http://revjagow.blogspot.com/.
Reverend Joseph B. Davis and his family came to Bethany from Maryland in 2004. On January 8, 2012, he was ordained and installed as Special Mission Pastor with emphasis on the African Immigrant Ministry (AIM). Reverend Davis is married to Aletha (shown in photo) with six children. He is very thankful for God's many blessings.
Kimberly Savage, Administrative Secretary, is the friendly voice who answers the phone and manages the Bethany Church offices, making sure everything runs smoothly. If you have any questions pertaining to the calendar, upcoming events, need to add something to the bulletin, or would just like some general information on the church schedule, she's the one to contact.
Danielle (Dani) Peeling is the Director of BLPS. She is a 6th generation Florida native who moved to Alexandria almost five years ago. Fun fact: Before she started working in education, she was in the radio industry as an on-air host. She taught the Fox Class for two years and has been working in the preschool office since 2018. She loves organizing, event planning, and traveling back home to visit family. She and her husband, Andrew, are blessed with a sassy, spunky five-year-old, Quinn, who will be in Kindergarten this year (go Bethany Bobcats!), as well as her adorable, bright-eyed little brother, Luke, who will be in the Baby Bears class.
Malou (pronounced muh-LOO) Rogers is a Native American from San Diego,CA. She graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor of Music Degree Cum Laude in Organ Performance with Distinction in Music. Ms. Rogers later received a Professional Clear Teaching Credential in Music K-12 and a Master of Science Degree in Music Educational Technology in Music. She is a certified Colleague of the American Guild of Organists and a past dean of the San Diego chapter. During her career, Ms. Rogers taught music for San Diego Unified School District for 27 years and was recognized as Teacher-of-the-Year by both the SDUSD and CA Music Educators Association. In addition to teaching, Ms. Rogers has worked for 40 years as a music director-organist for several large Lutheran and Episcopal churches and was organist at the Catholic cathedral in Tokyo. Since retiring from full-time teaching, she freelances as a composer, arranger, singer and organist, having performed on five continents.